Where the Big Five rule the golden plains.
The crown jewel of Kenyan safaris. Endless golden grasslands punctuated by acacia trees, prowling lion prides, and — between July and October — the thunder of the Great Migration river crossings.
Elephants in the foreground, Kilimanjaro in the back.
Famous for giant tusker elephants framed against snow-capped Mt. Kilimanjaro. Open plains, swamps and unbeatable photographic opportunities.
Red elephants and roaring lions of legend.
Kenya's largest wilderness — rust-red elephants dust-bathing in volcanic soil, Mzima Springs hippos, and the haunting history of the man-eaters of Tsavo.
Rare species and warrior culture of the north.
Semi-arid wilderness home to the 'Samburu Special Five' — Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe, Beisa oryx, gerenuk and Somali ostrich. Rich Samburu warrior culture.
A million flamingos and white rhinos at sunrise.
A soda lake fringed with pink flamingos, dense rhino populations (both black and white), tree-climbing lions and the dramatic Great Rift Valley escarpment.
Powder-white sand, palm shade, dhow sunsets.
Award-winning beach on the Kenyan coast — turquoise water, coral reef snorkelling, kite-surfing, and laid-back Swahili villages.
Sunrise above the herds. Champagne in the wild.
A floating dawn over the Maasai Mara with a champagne bush breakfast in the savanna. The single most-Instagrammed safari moment.
